new at 4, headlines at 4:00. number one, that sewage mess. eight on your side discovers there is more sewage being dumped into tampa bay than first thought. >> and number two, zika in your backyard. one county of mosquitoes and twice the number of calls for service. >> number three, a manatee rescue. four stranded animals are back out in the wild right now. and income four -- . >> this week's victory teams beat their respective opponents by a combined score of 140 to 7. coming up, to their highlights we will go. >> and you don't want to in kiss it. >> and good afternoon, i'm stacy. this is first at 4. and right

deputy involved shooting in hernando county. melanie michael is live in the enclave subdivision and what have you learned so far? >> reporter: hey, stacy, good afternoon to you. at this hour, this is what we're learning. we're in weeki wachee, a quiet is undivision where deputies, as you mentioned, from hernando county, are on the scene of a involved shooting. i want to show you here. the house is around the corner. you can't see it and we other video we want to share with you at this hour and this is a deputy involved shooting that started around 1 this afternoon when deputies from the hernando county sheriff's office were called out for a man who was having some short of a mental breakdown, a healthcare worker called 911 to let deputies know he needed assistance. a deputy and sergeant from hernando county showed up at the house. again, some of the details coming into in to us. we spoke with the she. when they went inside, they

him to a safe place mentally and that did not take place, and they did, in fact, according to the sheriff, shoot this man. he is deceased and he's in his 60s and we don't know anything about his family bass next of kin is being notified. the sheriff told us this is a delicate situation, one that is tragic within the neighborhood and his agency as well. >> and this is trying emotionally on several different levels. not only are you scared to death because you don't know what you're going if you're going into a person who may want to hurt themselves or whether you're going into a situation where the person may want to take someone with them, that is the first concern. the second concern is that you're going into a situation where you're trying to help somebody and it turns bad. i can tell you that that is the last thing in the world my people want to happen. >> reporter: and stacy, moments ago, again, i told you that we spoke with the sheriff. he tells us the reason that the sheriff and the reason the

very carefully is when that healthcare worker called 911, there were reports that guns were inside the house and that he wanted to hurt himself. and he is dead tonight and that investigation is going on. the sergeant and deputy are on paid administrative leave. fdle travelled to hernando county and they're on scene investigating the case with a lot offy gos and details. we'll get those for you as the newscast continues throughout the evening. >> and melanie michael, live for updates on news and between newscasts g to www.wfla.com. and right now, a state representative is concerned about health and safety issues because of sewer water being dumped into the bay and st. petersburg mayor has put up a video on youtube to explain the wastewater problem and as jeff patternson explains, he spoke with the former mayor who said this is a problem that never had have happened. >> reporter: the city of saint petersburg dumped more than 120

treated sewer water into the bay. and a former mayor is saying it shouldn't have ever happened. in a new youtube video, saint petersburg mayor explains that ageing and leaking pipes are putting too much water into saint pete's wastewater treatment system. forcing the city is to -- city to release sewage into the bay. >> and we're in the middle of a perfect storm. >> and he explains that in know .993% of the discharge is free of fecal bacteria and state representative cathleen peters is still concerned. >> and the usf said there is a superbacteria they found on the shorelines of saint petersburg. >> and he believes there are other issues going on. >> and this mayor doesn't have a pipe problem. he has a capacity problem. >> reporter: representative peters has called for a meeting of local officials to talk about methods to ensure this doesn't happen again jeff

>> and as we continue to fight the spread of zika around the bay area, it appears that residents are getting the messaging. the mosquito population is down in polk county, and that is compared to recent years. despite that number, residents calling mosquito control have dramatically increased. in 2014 and other in one month, they received -- and in one month, they received 101 calls and this nothing, 3 anthrax. the biggest -- standing water and drainage issues. first at 4, we're tracking the tropics and we want to go -- meteorologist julie phillips. >> and we are still tracking what is julia spinning off of the carolina coastline and it's currently a depression. it's been downgraded with the winds that have weakened. the bulk of the condecrease -- convection on the eastern side. max wins at 35 miles an hour is any moving to the east at 8

the week, this weekend, early next week. you noticed a circular track going. and our models are generally keeping it in the same area and not sure which way it will drifted. we'll stay off of the southeast coast as we head into early next week and not expected to strengthen much. we're watching some other areas in the tropics as well and we have tropical storm ian and this is staying in the central atlantic and will continue to move north and not causing problems for us watching tropical depression number 12. this recently moved off the coast of africa and generally tracking into the west. and you can see the max winds at 35 miles an hour and not expected to strengthen much the last few days and not facing the best environments and that is why it stays a tropical depression or weak tropical storm and we'll keep an eye on this as it approaches the caribbean and we're watching the tropics closely. it's peak hurricane season and

and typical we're seeing more storms this time of the year and we'll have more in the full forecast. stacy? a rare outbreak of hand, foot, and mouth disease infected nearly two dozen students at florida state university this week. the outbreak, which is reserved for daycare centers, is thought to be hurricane related. here's mike with more. >> reporter: university health officials say that there are fewer than 20 cases on campus and there was today and that i say it's not dangerous, they say it's not over. >> and we saw several cases the first day and then we saw more the second and yesterday, we had no new cases, which was good. today, we have had one new case. we're seeing it come and we expect it to spike again a little bit and we think the hurricane and no electricities led to this in terms of humid,

laundry. >> reporter: so, germs are very happy in these sorts of situations and it's nothing that is life-threatening. >> reporter: there is no cure for hand, foot, and mouth disease but time and that takes about a week. i'm mike vasc election inda. and i in saturdayerous county, four lost manatees are heading back home for the gulf. hurricane hermine left them stranded in a bond on the golf course and they woman over the course at the crystal river when it flooded a week ago. today, fish and florida wildlife officers and a lot of volunteers moved them home. and we're told that one of the rescued is the largest that fwc has seen and is believed to be more than 1400-pound says. -- pounds. and people are lining up for the new line of iphones. they hit stores tomorrow. even these people won't be able to get their hands on a couple of them. we'll explain why. next. >> and then new technology

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. now your consumer watch first at 4. you'll be able to pick up apple's newest line of iphones in stores tomorrow, but not all of them. apple claims the larger iphone 7-plus is sold out worldwide, along with and the new color, jet black. you can still back order both of those ohmline. and for those want -- online. and for those wanting to get their hands on olive garden's never-ending pasta pass, today was your chance. the chain restaurant sold all 21,000 passes, which are $100 each, in one second. all of those passholders have access now to unlimited pasta, soup, or salad, breadsticks and soft drinks for seven weeks,

choosing a brown bag lunch over restaurant prices. according to a report by the npd group, the lunch restaurant visits plummeted by 7% the last six months. they're blaming a spike in menu prices. the research found when they eat out for lunch, they're spending $8 a pop, more than most want to pay. and up next, another look at the first at 4 weather. and then -- . >> this week, we have three what the heck, a partridge in a pear tree. coming up, the three teams running to take this bad boy here home. . >> and then at first at 4 sports withol one -- only one win under the belts, the bucs are talking about the superbowl. we'll have that for you next. and remember, you can get all developments on all of today's big stories on tampa bay's most convenient primetime newscast. every night on great 38 at 8.

. the toddler who died after being left in a hot truck in palm harbor, the father claims he forgot the boy was in the pickup. we wanted to know if there is a way to keep tragedies like these from happening to another family? here's 8 on your side's leslie lacy. >> reporter: we have experienced record heat this summer in the tampa nationwide 29 children have already died from heatstroke this year after being left in a vehicle. there are some companies both large and small working on ways to get parents to check the back seat. general motors and buick rolled out a 2017 vehicle that includes a rear seat reminder. >> you put something in, you close the door, you're going to get in the front seat. >> okay. >> and we'll start it out and you go somewhere, you reach

stop. you'll shut it off. and the reseat reminder, look in rear seat. >> reporter: the safety features on these two vehicles are dependeddent on the back door opening and shutting. there are other technologies out there that work differently. this is sense-a-light, created by two tampa dads. a two-part wireless system that sees when your door is open and senses the weight in your child's car seat. >> and this reads the perhaps of the child. all it requires is two pounds of pressure and goes the child. the bear is our child today. >> reporter: the optical sensor goes under the driver's seat. when you exit the car -- . >> detected a car seat. please remove child from the seat. >> okay. >> and if i don't remove the child. >> you get an app alert. after a minute or two, no response on your app, an emergency contact is made to a parent or another care giver that you designate. >> reporter: and there are other products available like ride and remind, which sounds your car alarm when you forget

and it's expected to be available starting next summer and the 2017 vehicles with the rear reminder feature are the buick lacrosse and gmc acadia. back to you. and looking at the first at 4 weather. and he's julie phillips. >> thank you, stacy. let's look outside right now. in land o'lakes, rain is starting up at this location and quieting down right now and temperatures have dropped to 79 degrees due to some brinkels rolling through and i want to over polk county and they're tracking weather in as well and these are cludes off in the distance and isolated showers and thunderstorms for the rest of the evening. and in polk county, not bad. off in the distance, that is where we're seeing more of the showers and storms and expect a stray shower possible and temperatures near 80 degrees and muggy to start the day tomorrow. and kicking off the friday with

looking about a 40% chance of rain in the forecast. and that is typical. at this point, isolated activity on the radar and that is going to push inland throughout the evening hours and into the westerly flow and tracking heavy rain around greenfield and spotty showers up through hernando county. also, tracking some scattered storms around the lakeland area and into the north there and right near i-4 and some heavier rain east and as we head south, myiaka head and into high lands county. for the rest of the evening, due to the onshore flow, most of the showers are east of i- 75, wrapping up after sunset tonight and it will stay muggy overnight and we'll see lots of sunshine to start the day tomorrow and into the afternoon and evening hours, we'll start to see the showers and thunderstorms develop and calling for a typical 40% rainchance on friday and into

air work in into our northern counties. we'll drop the rain chances to 30% for saturday. at this point, though, if you haven't seen the rain, it's hot and steamy. 92 in apollo beach; 90, bradenton and bartow, 96 this afternoon. our dew points are up in the mid-70s and that is feeling muggy and it's going to stay that way for a few more days. not until the middle of next week do see see a bit of relief -- do we see a bit of relief. expect lower rain chances. and it may look better into next week. guys? >> thank you, julie. this is a question. when you get stressed at work, do you ever vent on social media? and is it a good idea? eight on your head irside has answers on that and joining me now is our social media expert, jonathan sellers. thank you for being here. >> definitely. >> i love when you bring the new results of studies that really reveal what people do,

>> and a lot of times, we try to find out who does the public think. we have to ask them. people are not necessarily honest. whether we can use the tools and software to analyze what people share on social media, they're honest and sharing their own, whatever they feel and we're able to look at that on a larger scale and understand what do people real feel? >> you're talking about stress today. >> yes. >> and what do you think is the most stressful workday? >> everyone's happy because it's friday. i will go wednesday because it's the middle of the week. >> and you're right, it's monday. >> monday. >> and people post the most negative post about work- related things on monday. and it kind of tapers down through thursday, friday is a big dropoff. surprisingly, saturday and sunday, saturday it gears back up and people are starting -- >> dreading. >> and yeah, sunday, it spikes back up and here we are on monday again. >> anything else surprising in there? >> i think what is really

study whether you look at people's work-related posts or non-work-related posts, more than significantly more than the other people post health- related things about work. so, work is affecting people's personal life and their health and that is coming through. >> and because we're 24-7. >> yeah. >> and how can we use this information to help us? >> and i think we'll see companies and basically in universities. they're going to start finding out ways we basically help our employee ploys come into the workweek better and have less stress ownfully. we'll see. >> and that is the hope. as we take the information and figure out how to use it to improve our lives. >> and i love that. >> yeah. >> and i always like having you here. 10 week night nfl games will be live streamed on twitter and that new deal

the bills take on the jets later tonight. the fans can watch on mobile devices free of charge with the social media app. and week three of high school football. and they show us three teams looking to intercept our coveted team-of-the-week trophy. >> tampa bay, this week in high school football, we have three teams that handle their business by beating the respective opponents by a combined score of 140 my and let me show you how the devil was in the detail. >> and. >> reporter: when tampa bay cheerleaders start talking smack, the whole titan nation listens. >> you know we got this. we're going to beat them wildcat. >> reporter: the quarterback said it was the old line that helped him complete more than 50% of the passes, throw three

more and that defense pitched a four-quarter shutout and not letting them score a field-goal the entire game. and to beat them 53-love. >> and in polk county, with heavy hearts. they dedicated this game and the rest of the season to the memory of the assistant coach and may he rest in peace. the men aing defense in george e sax, four interceptions while special teams return to fumble for a touchdown and scoring 46 points in the cent quarter to beat the brakes off of the eagles, 49 -7. and over in pinellas county with eagle 8 soaring high in the sky, the green devils recovered a fumble and got a

osceola cowboys, 38-0 and our friday night crew knows how to cover hotspots across tampa bay. i want to send a shoutout to the lancers for the 85-46 win over indian rocks. coming up at 5:30, i will tell you who is taking the bad boy home. anthony allred, newschannel 8 sports. >> and we now, your first at 4 sports with paul ryan. i was kind of secretly asking what do you pick? that is hard to sigh. >> and my answer is it's wednesday. >> it's thursday. >> and i picked the seahawks for me last week and they barely won for knee. >> a day after earning nfc offensive player of the week honors, jameis winston is making more room on his mantle. the second time in his career,

as delightful it must be to be glad handed by the nfl sponsors, winston has more important things to focus on, like the arizona cardinals, for example. the buccaneers fly out tomorrow for a week two matchup with the cards and off of a heartbreaking loss to the jr. and suspension of the new england patriots on sunday night football. dirk cutter is morning the team and it's early, but they could be playing for their season thur >> and they have the if of the two games at home and there are three teams in the league with the first two in the road and we're one of them and fortunate to wind and think about what is arizona telling their team? two and 0 at home and this is a must, must win for arizona and we're ifing to go in and get our tales picked. >> and the latter ran youth

birmingham, am alabama and he cannot remember what they talked about back then, he remembers the jewelry vividly. >> one thing i remember, him showing me the super bowl rings and i haven't gotten one yet. i am shooting for that. he motivated me to go at the super bowl and he showed me the pittsburgh one. it was gorgeous. >> if you know -- to get to the super bowl or expect the team or believe your team there, you shouldn't be playing and you go out there and expect to win and to work towards being in houston. >> and why not? and when you start a business, you don't want to say we expect to break even this year and if you don't set the standards high or expectations, you're not going to expect too much out of yourself or the people around you. to stay super bowl and believe

while it's young and new, i think it's setting a stand tarred for something great. >> the buccaneers want to talk about the super bowl so badly, they didn't let me set him up and that was the talk. talking about the super bowl in houston and this is a team that won one football game but they're talking about setting their sights for the super bowl. >> and i am about aiming high. >> yeah. >> and i looked this up. i thought coming in, the odds wouldn't be that high. i think it was 80 to 1 entering the nfl season and and they win the super bowl this year. if you have five bucks to three down somewhere on a vegas gambling site. >> and that is not bad. >> and i call it the dead pool. >> i hope not. >> and then i don't want your

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north carolina. meanwhile, donald trump is in new york city and this video he's speaking to the economic club about new jobs he plans to create. a new poll out shows trump and clinton are virtually tied nationally. and number two, did a samsung phone cause this car fire in port st. lucie, florida? according to the driver of the 2008 hyundai sonata, he was charging the samsung galaxy s-7 phone on the passenger seat when it burst into flames. the 55-yr- heard it pop and jumped out before the flames could get to him and this has not been confirmed by officials. and number three, it's confirmed a large piece of aircraft debris discovered off of the coast in tanzania in june is from the missing malaysia airlines flight mh- 370. the plane disappeared in march of 2049 with 239 people -- 2014 with 239 people on board. it's being examined to see if

plane crashed. and number four, look at the flooding in south australia and this is video showing a soaked koala bear standing on top of a fence to escape an overflowing river. what a sad picture. it was taken in the town of sterling where properties are underwater. the emergency services had to be called this to help. and right now, we have an update to your local breaking news. we're learning about a deputy involved shooting. man. the shooting happened in the know enclave subdivision of weeki wachee. the officer now is on paid administrative leave while the florida department of law enforcement investigates. and now to your vote 2016. the lightest cyberattack in d.c. this is the former secretary of state collin powell and they reveal his concern over wantsaing hilary clinton and scathing criticism

and there is no cash russia could have been involved with the hacking of powell. >> reporter: powell is caught in the middle of presidential politics, a trove of personal e- mails hacked, revealing devastating criticism of trump and tough comments about hillary clinton. in a july 2014e mile, powell who endorsed president obama, revealed he's not sure about supporting clinton. powell writing i would rather not vote for her, although she is a friend describing her as having, quote, a long track record,up bridled transition, greedy, not transformational. and powell used crude language in referencing tabloid reports about bill clinton and in march of 2015, he e-mailed a clinton backer about how hard hillary clinton was pushing herself. on hgtv, she doesn't look good, he wrote. she's working herself to death n. an e-mail last month, he turned his focus to donald trump telling a former aid,

and dismissing trump's outreach to black voters saying he takes us for idiots and in e mails, powell called trump an international pariah and national disgraces and called the trump advisor retired army general michael flynn right- wing nutty. overnight, donald trump tweeting back saying i was never a fan of collin powell after his weak understanding of web web in iraq and so neither has responded to nbc news request for comment. a senior federal law enforcement official telling nbc news this u.s. authorities suspect the russians either created d.c. leaks outright or are using it for their own ends. >> russia is able not only to use supertools but information warfare to influence. that is something significant and strategic and different. >> that was andrea mitchell reporting. this latest cyberattack comes days after hackers released a

democratic national committee, including tim kaine's personal cell phone number. and today, florida senator marco rubio said he wants all commercial flights to and from cuba stopped immediately. -- for terrorist attacks. right now, an aviation agreement specifies the flights between cuba and the u.s. will have an air marshal on board. according to rubio, cuba is not allowing air marshalls scheduled flights and he handles the flights could be taken over by hijackers. >> theoretically, some terrorists can travel from any country in the world into cuba and try to come into the united states, command ear an aircraft and i don't need to tell what you can happen next. this is an incredibly dangerous situation. >> rubio filed a bill to stop all flights to and from cuba until adequate security is in place. southwest airlines is approved for daily flights between tampa and havana.

been scheduled, southwest anticipates booking flights before the end of the year. and. a man's frustration with frontier and that they promised him something but they got more than he bargained for. they gave him a deal and turned out it was too good to be true. we were there with montgomery today as he called a consumer hotline and set up specifically fo attorney general pam bondi. >> and the florida attorney general said she would get the answer and into the bottom of this. does that disappoint you? >> and the worse thing is that i am afraid my credit's going to be affected. they're going to put me into collections. >> and the good news, hours

dispute is resolved. hello there, i hope you're enjoying the afternoon and i want to talk about road work that is wrapping up. brings you good news here n. sarasota some time tomorrow, they should have this completely finished here, they have been doing some drainage work, right, behind the businesses on monroe street and that should be wrapping up tomorrow and an issue over in pinellas county regarding road work here around 16th avenue. and that well and between 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., and that is closed between tennyson avenue to browning avenue and that is always nice when construction wraps june. and that is so. and that has been humidity the past few mornings and it's not changing either. the on-shore wind flow will keep the humidity high. a few clouds and rain chances

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implanted under the -- small devices that are implanted under the careen and the first person in florida to get a new procedure, the new smaller pacemaker is giving it rave reviews. >> and i found i was getting tired a lot and i was sitting at the dining room table and i would fall asleep. >> reporter: the 73-year-old jim schrader was having a problem with his heart's normal rhythm. >> my heart was not beating right. >> reporter: turns out it this, a tiny new and improved version of a standard pacemaker. he became the first patient in florida to receive the cutting- edge device. >> and this is a major improvement and the new era in pacing. >> reporter: the bay area cardiologist said the world's smallest pacemaker doesn't require leads like a standard pacemaker, which means there are no wires leading to the heart lowering the risk of

pacemaker. >> and you don't see it at all? >> you don't see it and this goes inside the heart. there is no scar here and there is no bump here and the patient is very comfortable. >> reporter: and the procedure to implant it is men male invase jive and i went up and -- invasive. >> and i went up -- i have no monitor inside my heart. it's inside my heart. i am a bionic man. >> do you feel like a bionic don't get fired -- tired, you know. if i get tired, i get tired and it's a miracle. >> great guy and fun story, too, when it's all good. the 2016 heart walk is around the corner and newschannel 8 is committed to raising 100,000 or more and we need your help to do it. -- they're matching the first $50,000 we raise. every dollar you donate counts

www.wfla.com/heart walk for details on how to join the team and donate. we had a good time last year, too. >> and a huge team, too. >> and i appreciate everyone who has signed up and donated. >> and seems to get biggier each year. >> and fairly quiet across parts of our area and with a few storms around and that is from brandon. one of the newer cameras at famous tate. nineeg darker clouds and a rain shaft off to the east there from that view. the winds coming in light out of the southwest and also having a nice view from carolina beach. and this is in north carolina. the temperatures there in the low 80s and you can see the surf elevated at this location and likely duel to julia which is still spinning off of the carolina coastline and it has weakened a bit from yesterday

it moves north into the open atlantic and we're watching tropical depression number 12 and this is fairly recent and moved off of the coast of africa and continuing to head west and this is a look at julia. current winds at 35 miles per hour and into the east at 8 miles an hour. the track is interesting, though, and into this weekend. early next week, you can see a circular track. the models are not sure where it's going to go and that is going to hang out off of the southeast coast have imaginema -- going to have minimal impacts off of our weather and tropical depression 12 continues to track west into this weekend and into the start of next week. and it's not facing favorable conditions, though, for development and that is why it remains a tropical depression or weak tropical storm. and we're watching it for you. for us this evening at 9:00 p.m., and cloudy skies and inland spots.

going to stay warm with the light on-shore flow and when you wake up in the morning, we're in the upper sevens to start the day -- 70s and topping out near 40s tomorrow and a 40% is to remember chance. that is typical for us. and months on the radar and currently, the activity is spotty in nature and more showers and thunderstorms north of i-4 earlier and now that storms are isolated, you can see a few lingering showers and this is on the pasco-hernando counin showers los angeles and some heavier rain north of i-4 and over 75 and this is north of the brandon area is come tracking storms right around lakeland and they're beginning to wind down now. and spotty showers and storms in manatee county and into wachula and south of the viewing area now south of desoto county and keep the light westerly flow in place and pushing the rain east of i- 75 and know whereing up after

sunset. going to feel muggy and hot into the afternoon. with that, that will fuel the afternoon showers and thunderstorms and about a 40% chance of rain late in the day. saturday morning, a warm start again and a dry start as well and we'll start to see some drier air creep in from the north. our northern counties will mostly be dry into saturday and we'll call for a 30% chance of rain into south of i-4 and this is how the weekend is shaping up. ninety degrees on saturday. partly cloudy, a 30% storm chance and we on sunday. they will drop back to 20% and lose likely, you will see rain at your house and back up to a 30 tower 40% chance into -- 30

i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. i know more about isis then the generals do. he's not a war hero, he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured ok. donald trump compared his sacrifices to the sacrifices of two parents who lost their son in war. how would you answer that father? what sacrifice have you made for your country? i think i've made a lot of sacrifices, built great structures. i've had tremendous success, i think...

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records and overall health and according to dr. oz, trump's dr. found him to be overweight and revealed he takes a staten medication, a drug use toddler cholesterol about you that he's in good leave all health. hilary clinton took a couple of days off to deal with the case of pneumonia. and changing gears from oscar contenders to up and comers. there is a lot happening in tinsel town. david daniel has details in >> reporter: could this be mexico's first oscar winner for best foreign language film? he designated deserto, about a vigilantey hunting down migrant workers at the official entry for the 89th academy awards. mexico received eight nominations over the years but never won. and hey, guys. >> reporter: come suicide squad

on both sides of the camera and she signed a deal to develop and deuce films for warner brothers, focusing more on female story telling. she will produce a harley quinn spinoff and is working on other projects as well. >> and it's great. >> star wars, the force awakened star daisy ridley is returning from that galaxy far, far away to inspire young lm year's student academy awards september 22nd in beverly hills and joe edgerton is earning oscar buzz and lucy liu are said to present at the 43rd annual ceremony. i'm david daniel in hollywood. and coming up, ellen takes the first lady on a shopping trip. in this case, to cbs. it's pretty funny. this video is trending on facebook today. we're goings to show you more.

>> now let's take a look at what's trending online today begining a drugstore with ellen. this is trending on facebook. ellen helping to prepare the first lady for life after the white house. she took michelle obama to her cvs pharmacy to pick up a few items and they used the coin star machine, learned to get wine from a box and bought ear buds for one of the first daughters. and a new watering hole is opening up in the big apple and bill murray will be a guest

it is called 21 green point and it is owned by his son. you probably heard the term cat burglar. one neighborhood in washington state is dealing with one right now, literally. the suspect is dory otherwise known as the bad kitty bandit. during the night, dory steals things. gloves, socks, toys, towels, anything she finds in neighbor's yards and brings it back home. she does it so often, her owner has set up a people can come claim their stolen items. time now for newschannel8 at 5:00 with jen and keith. >> right now on newschannel8 at 5:00. >> he was promised one price and ended up with a bill four times as much. ahead, see how 8 on your side got to the bottom of another frontier dilemma. >> success in the fight against zika. we will show yautia one local county is winning the fight against the virus.

thank you very much for joining us tonight. we begin with breaking news right now. we are on the scene of a deadly deputy involved shooting in hernando county. let's get right to melanie michael live in the enclave subdivision. and melanie, what are you learning there? >> reporter: good afternoon jen. a man is dead in this neighborhood after deputies shot him 1:00 this afternoon. they were responding to a 911 call that this man was mentally instable in a house full when they got there, they tried to talk him down. tried to get him calm. instead, they had to shoot him. he is dead at this hour and neighbors are in shock. in this quiet weeki wachee neighborhood, no one realized one homeowner was in crisis. around 1:00, a healthcare worker at the home calmed 911 to tell the sheriff's office that the man was surrounded by guns inside his house and threatened to harm himself. a woman next door was told to go back inside her house.